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Inside the Subtle Marketing Shift That Changed Roomba's Fortunes
How lowering expectations and downplaying its own technology helped a cutting-edge company reach a whole new customer.
Why the Founder of This Once-Buzzy Salad Chain Had to Rethink Everything
The industry is at a place where you can't just excel at one or two things. You have to be good at everything.
The Mistake Every Entrepreneur Makes When Creating Their Product or Service
Innovation starts with a problem, not a solution.
KISS - the Clever Way to Run a Business
Processes at every level should be kept short and simple, so that employees understand what they are doing
Why Innovation Is Increasingly Becoming Critical to Entrepreneurship
Innovation quintessentially is about seeing, perceiving and solving problems in creative ways
10 Tools to Help Automate Your Small Business Tasks
Whenever you can automate a task, do it.
8 DIY SEO Tips to Optimize Your Mobile Marketing
Mobile SEO is the single most important marketing factor for the typical local business.
Why Women-Only Coworking Spaces Are on the Rise
In a growing crop of single-sex co-working spaces, women are harnessing community, inspiration and success.
5 Easy Exercises to Find Your Brand's Voice
It's what every consumer should hear whenever and wherever they encounter your product or service.
How to Break Out of a Major League Slump
Factors beyond your control can cause failure but what comes next is all you.
Entrepreneurship Is Crossing the Fine Line Between Crazy and Genius
How do you build a food empire? Stick crazy-delicious burgers in the mail, according to this entrepreneur.
4 Entrepreneurs Who Refreshed Stale Industries and Made Millions
How a single good idea can revive a dying business model.
This is How You Get Millions of Views -- And Connect With Anyone
Some basic strategies for getting attention and keeping it.
The 5 Habits of Successful Employee Management
Make life easier on your employees, and they'll make life easier for you.
Why Did So Many Contractors Once Fear 'This Old House?'
Teaching potential clients how to do what you do is good marketing.